While doing research for your essay, you found a diagram that explains the congressional procedure for approving a bill. Based on the chart, which statement is true?

Once approved by both chambers, the bill goes to the vice president for preapproval.

A president can veto a bill even if it's accepted and approved by both chambers.

If there are any differences in the House bill and the Senate bill, the conference committee rejects it.

If the president vetoes a bill, it cannot be transformed into a law even if Congress approves it.

Question

While doing research for your essay, you found a diagram that explains the congressional procedure for approving a bill. Based on the chart, which statement is true?

Once approved by both chambers, the bill goes to the vice president for preapproval.

A president can veto a bill even if it's accepted and approved by both chambers.

If there are any differences in the House bill and the Senate bill, the conference committee rejects it.

If the president vetoes a bill, it cannot be transformed into a law even if Congress approves it.

anonymous · Answer

This is the chart